The Sun. — London, England, 1810-09-25 00:00:00

TN Il' ACT OF A LETTER FROM rA It Li, DATED AUGUST 31 . MAs-t t , Pruce ryf Essling, has mr..v.(1:1 , rod 1 - 1 such a in tlincr as t 5 f"iCe Eng. II a 4 i :.; poi ,me to a baffle. We it I).:tiently expert , bese operatic s." MILAN, AUG. :t7. --"A hen the Duke of OTRANTii (VoucHs) pavaed through this city, on his way ti Legh.irn, a report wa% circulated, that he uas rt c dlyd &inn to Paris; but it' is ni.w understood that he is ()lily gone to meet his at Lyiitis, stn i w.ll return and settle in ti,e tieigt.bourhood of, Floteure. • Stcrr. 2.—Twelve squadrons of light ra. valry ate colleMing to this vicinity, and vt ill began reir warch on the 14th, under,General FOURNIER, by'the way of 'Barium', for Spain. iAR R t ,'ED - I GottenbutAll, t Heligoland. t New-York, t Dublin. t Waterford. Dui—t Cadiz, t Lisbon, t Dublin, z Waterford. .I'l4l l 4" ST4iCKS THIS OA% AI TIv.LVIL O'CLOCK. • • • H 1., _ -66 k L) N. SOLCM QUIS DICiRE I,AlSt'‘l AVDEAT?' L 0 N I) TUESDAY, SEPTEMBFR 25, 1810 Ttj ,, int , tnintt a Gbtlenburgli Mail arrived: The printin2l article of intelligence 'tv l -Ich- - it enntains is an ccol:lnt of Abe - er. w of solve Engi.sh men of tcar'b brats being r-soners by some Sw,-dish 'Mops arlVlarstrand, while • they were endeavouring to - cur out a Danish privateer, ' We 112ve recFived some wore German Panes, from which we lime made .five extraas. BUONAPARTE, it . said, k's postponed his intention of visitin g till next s! ring. A letter from Paris say., that MAssENA has 111 •11Cet1Vred so as to torce the English to a battle in Portugal, and that the result is impatiently eipetird. We this m irnirg received .dmerican Papers v., the tn , h uir. from hich we hate m..de some extratts. They conrain, bov ever, no new. of importance. We love extracted from a Fetich paper, called Le Jourvil de L'Empire, some &-,5.-rvation• upon the relative state of Great Britain at d Franee. No thing can offer a rronger proof of the degraded state of the Press 'n France, than the article to which we • are alludirg, bemuse if there was the slightest ve-ige of free discussion Or information in France, BUONAPARTE dare not insult the people of that country by such atrocious falsehools and such gross ahstudities. There are some passages in the article alluded to, which the French nazi , n, et,en deprived as, they are of all political information, must know to be false, and feel to be insulting. When he abuses our impress service,. and praises the French conscriptiofl ; when be says, that the former is often resisted, and the latter is carri. id without the sl girt , st c , mniotion, what cart the people , of France t,,ink of stch language, after hrt it youth dragged , along like felons, chained get her, and shot like dogs, 'iron 'the sli,htesr tests mice; BUONAPARTV boasts of the. 1 409 erity and i,crease of power of the allies of France—Does he allude to Holland, which he plundered t-r se% eral years with the most trerei , eting cruelty, and then converted it into a prev ire e of , -France ? Does he mean Spain, which exhausted her Ire saies, and sacrificed her best tore-ts. to prom to the views t f the Usurper, and whet) he has converted into one vast scene of de vastat:on and carnage. ? Or does lie mean his vassal King to Germany, who haVe . not oily het n deprived by him of their dignit y and independence asSovereigns, but who art' not e , en treated by 1 itn with the re.. sped due to private Gentlemen. There is not one of th. se unfortunate Princes who is no . daily in- . suited by the French Alilotary and Custoin-boo.e Officers, who have in fact the real commaird iu their territories. With respect to the observations iiiCh ;oil article contains respecting our beloved S , l; , _•reign, they are too stupidly false to deserve toe, but w hen BUUNAPAHTE boasts of his Own couragt., and says that he constantly exposes li itself without a guard, he says chit which eery ma' , a inian, and child in Paris knows to bi f..lse : the pieLa lions which he adopts are innu nierible, and ht., tears for his personal sitety are cam, d even to a die loos cadent. Mr. Ci iDSNIITH says, that some tine ago he met JuSk.PkillNE . i (wo, h .d been sent for to bring some malue rah. cirt.s, , s) in rune of the corrdors of the Palacr, whin ii was ticaily dusk he was . dreacifiihy alarm ed, why s s , tit the. unfortunate woman fo pri- I.). for s;x 111 1)111 , \nal iLe oL itta6l4.l this country that BuoN . Ar.tivrt - had demandcd permission flonl the King of Denmark for 25,000 twat to pass into Zealand, and that the demand ` 4 tad been refused we entertained sntue douAs of the tad, these doubts have, however, since b:'en removed. We titirl-rstand that intelligence has 1) en received from intiispu'aple authoroy, which cootii tits that fact, that 30,000 was number, and that the King 01 Denmark gate the most positive and pe remptor).retusai to rite demand of BUONAPARTE. We have been favored, Wili the Madras Gazette Extraordinary, which ci.nta its vi detailed a.:COunt-of the cvture of Amboyna : it will be found in our saUsevent colUmno. It is said to have been learned by the last cartel . from Morlaix, that the Atnericanf . 11 , 1issister in Eng land had ben •pprisett that LUcIEN .BUoNA . PALTE an I his tansil Iv d taken their departure tor Ame rica. The Hercules s. named as the vessel t Itat.,tiad beenappointe.l to convey them thither, and - it was supposed would have left Leghorn towards the hit ter end ut August, or the bygionting of ihe presets . month. In order to prevent any obstacle arising ire the course of the loyage, LUCIEN was said to be provided with the n c•-ssay passport. We have it not in our power to say any thing in support co the - - truth of this report, but merely to publish it as we have heard it. • A smart tiring was heard at Dover, on Saturday night, %Illicit procer.'ed troth one of cur cruiz chase or a private er, hied wade, her escape ; how ever, on 'be cruizei's return site f II in with a boat, having six Fr nc. olli e:s on board, who had broken from their parole : tie boat which they had is sal to belot) , to Folkstone ; they h tve since been t a k c is on board ' the Ad in the Down,. ' • Une"of the 14k:wises taie.y sictid of an unna tural attempt, was t aut is t.ie pillon to day,. Opp, site the Mansions,, uso. The crowd was so itn- ineitse, and then .igai st itt, Iniscicaut.s.l tlr.t it was supposed he v ould hardly est iipe with life. \V...1 are sorry toad!, that a wait by tile 1.--11 do% n, by % hicli several persons , had Alien stills and less broken, and others were br kei. No alterat:otint the price of Bread this n esit- The Wit, wi passen g ers tr,int Madras are.on board the IV tilianz' • Lieutruant•.. i•a i Unit; air. %V hahab, late Captain in the 111aarda Intott , :} ; Ms. lobepti stor4. tate Mai r 11/ the Madras I tit,,l;try ; Mr. Ntattht:w ste,alt. .ale r in the Madta) In.ainry Mr. U C. Kenn), late Major . tile MA-. urns 1, tait,y ; Mr. Augustus Atittrevvb, late major la) toe 111a,tts., In ..intry. a,sctigers • , y the Sarah Christiana : jutill belt: lett. Lieut.:: diet-( Aladrss At ; iVII. 1. L. Ltisiiing!on. Ide in the 4111 he giment ut Native aVairy ; Mr. L llupkins 41, atIU Mr. . W. Poi}, and, lair; ::aptain- Lieutenant, in the Madras Artil lery ; fiaviiancl, Lite aptotti ui +lie Ma..raa Engineers; Mr. Sailer, Vlr. C..dd 11, •Air. I •I ‘r , as 1 la,e Captains iii the M liras capt. C. br "tiny Mr. Win Monsell, I. lc+ h eat. i olonei Wainizupe 1 Capialll 4 ..eauniont, , aptalst Lu. ii nalr , G. bell, Lieut,innit , - lernek, and Lieutenant t;fitGC, 01 the ko)al Navy, The conquest 01 Ainbujna itar.t prove a valn.:ble ty,e; and it is siii,,,osed the captors' will receive, twin three to 40o,undi. prize-rno,ie‘. ['he al pioduce of A boyna i, cloves,. of which the quivtity is,so great, that t. ,, r Du... 11 generally burn d Wore than one-halt t,I then!, to enhance the 'nice, and pte%eibt ti+e •a'tick t um bccoming too common. Banda wit, to to the next object of 113 e Exprditi,n ; and an acidition.ll forve wa, to be s,,nl from 111.1,;ris to assist in tie captute of h. This island is as rich in nutmegs as Attibuyita is in loVes. It is supposed o produce sufficient for the supply ut whole .gotkt. From,uut pro ate ac tuouts, we contidettit ) , pesume that the whole of ti e Molaccas are in poss_ssion of the English before this time. HEUNION.-We stated on Saturday that a meeting was net; on the 18th inst. in DUbliti, for !lie prirciose ot considering of a Petniohtolhe House of Commoi , s !or the repeal at I tie Ullllltl t when t. ,e. Petition was read, Mr. O'Connell supported,. it, and declared that lie tsould con3ent_to. the_xe7etiattinetit of all the penal laws against the Catholic s, on condition of the Union being repealed, I'll e.Petit lOti , was then car. red, and a st, i nuitig Committee or 29 ctioseir operat e 'with tne: - utiier 'Meetings ihrotighoilt the k tigdona. A Q.olut ion: or thanks was sttbscquelitly vu• ro - the Dui of Iticionond, for ins conciliatory conduct, ,and the encouragement 'he had given to the manntadures or Irel,ind. A vote of thanks, with a piece of plate valued at one hundred gui neas, wa' 7 liliew Ise voted to Sir 'J. Riddad, the Ch ,ii "Curd' French, Messrs. Keogh, Randall, Maedon nett,- Phinketti -- Hay, and . nrarrro-hrr leaders of the Catholic bud), were presen-t. Shaw, one ut the . irpresentatives t.ur the City ul Dunlln, Was le, sent, but did nut speak. Mr. Gialiati, (ad not an.l Mr. Curtail is in th.s countr. - A -se eral tneeting,or he Irish ti talked of in a Dublin I , tb , r, fur the purpo,e ut to; p, rating 111 , 11 - Protestant brethren in pro;hottog a re e eal ut tit.- Union. . inorni-g, about ten o'clock, one of the R,vvder Al ills at Ddttord, in Kent, togethei some adjact.nt buddings, blew up; the report W' s iren.endous, and v a, IP-drd ti.t se.eral tnile,atout.d, indeed, so terrific Was .b X .msloll, th,it the earth at a dist,di , r . t)t about amde and a i , air with as much torce a• an earihqutittecould have dune. It is .not yet. ascertained w many persons have sutfered try tins Calcuthiu-S UCC 5100, but the Toss of t o lives has inhoriunately been alrea,:y ascertained. er, is is the third tiiiie within these ,ix ycar, accidents of this kind have happened at Dirt lord A battalion of Marines is ordered lo be formed for •orne new enteri.rize. Tim u,eo► are now selecting at Portsmouth. , Several of the small gem heats fitted out for the Scheldt expedition ha, e sailed nom Purls ► outh during the tast week, to R. LA at Cadiz. The silver mine recently disciAer,d Corliwalt priiiiihts abundantly to i,ay t,ie wo, king. Ihe o.e yields about a truth pat of silvvr, being, we node , - stand, and inhuitrly gre.trr it - upertion ot than any mine p,eviously discorertAl 111 this kit/4(1010f t LX.TR -ICI' FROM THE MADRAS GAZETTE. • Madras, April 30. Early. on Saturday morning the 21st. inst. anchor ed in the Roads the Mandarin, Lte Dutch sloop of war, in charge of Lieutenant VIDAL'', of his • Maje , ,ty's sh llir,7lYdrit — Ain - boy n 2t. By this opportunity we are gratified to !rain' that the valuable Dffich settlement of Atnboyna has been taken by the•detahm - ni of! tlie 7 .Artilfei.i , and Ma :dras European 11...gn i ueutt (W!.icb were embarked on :board bis . IVlaje.of4 hilts Dover, Coriiivallts,' and ,Samarang), in conjunction with 300 "seamen and marines, Ix - 61) . f:his Majesty's Ai) That this capture., was made the, loss of on.) , five men, adds Chfisid6rably to Our gratification on this oteasion. The '!hand' sin (arrived here) and four * Dutch -. brigs have been taken. Two days alter the tell nt . the place, 3 Ship of war of 1000 10,:s.arlit et t Isom &limning, laden with rice. From the exiri:ine scald!) , of pi °visions, the cargo was sidd ,tt s'x dol lars per bag. The captured brigs,_ under cLarge o f the Samarung, were sent to the different depots, on three snyill islands dependent ur on Arnboyna, to collect the spice. Th.; property taken, we learn, is estimated at 300,0001. Sterling. • We subjoin such dvtdiis as private correspondence has furnished us with. EXTRACT OF A' LETTER, DATED A.MBOYNA, 6TH M.A I{ C 1-1 . The capture of this pla ,. e so small a force, in addition ti , the capiurt.s nia : te by ships, beats most exploits we Toad f. I c nous conc,ive a e could induce s'o.stron; a place so surrendi.r, ws.b a garrison or 1500 Javanese tro ps, and as many CM". non as we had ?yeti. - of thi• important s-itletruast will sioniste every one, al•t1 make the -toritits of .the.iu,ky employ e.l to take . it. _We cal,4.tate 'tic arts, tes-tis store a 300,60 . 91. acid it head and g :n mosie) . be allowed, you may 'acid another no,oool. We shall get 200,000 10S .eight c,f cl.ves of the .first, quality. l'he Sama• ,ang was Sent'ilie . d wader ;ilia island, dssguis ed az; an American, hAlsotir ; gi'aiu boat , Vard, secured the pilot; and corporal of the guard, and rh.n cut out a brig and sloop, . . _ .„. ere l ing at anchor. In the mean time, two igs which had,sailed the . du before, chaced the Dover, supposing - her to be a South Seaman, and 111,y .+ ere both taken. On the way to qur ultimate object, his Alak.sgy's ship Cornwallis left the'other:ships by consent, to cruize of the east end of Java ; uureng i his et uize, Captain MoNTAutin made Bouleconde, in , the Straits of Saliyor, and sent in a flag of truce, to re• quest to fill, some casks with water, which was re fused; in consequence, . Captain FORBES landed, with too men, and took possession .of the Fort without any loss: This detachment having destroy ed ail Dutch property, set fire to the Fort, and, spiked the guns, returned to the.ahip, which had in the mean tun e suppli e d themseiyes with what. they ' wanted, The.Caoriailis then proceeded 'on het voyage, and joined the Lover and -Samarang off Annoyna. Oil the 16th Tehtuary,, at one A.M. ten_ boats ‘t ere dispatched from the - ships with ail the soldier and artillerymen, and a party of seatnen and in , a , rives,- to-tffed a . landwg at • the head• of the bay , and to gain the heights; the Alien of 'war, at ,the same time, weighing and standing after them. Day break, hoAever,• overtal,h.g them • before they Egached their destination,. ald signal of recal made. ' A council 'Of - war was now Called, and it waS• re so►ved to land to the sufainwar.i ut Lue• town,• and try to gain the. bete.his. • : At one P.M.. on the 13th, the troops and sea.- inen, as betuie, lett the bls ps unt..er, te.ree and at halt past two,the wlau a were lauded, atci vegan io ascend the height.; ths of war, at The saute titne, engaging the Uartertes. Est tour -P.M. the nearest battery was.taken by storm, by a party under Lieutenant STE v, ART, in vk , bICII BUHL& L eutenant SZEWART, Whn WiiS the .hr,t that leaped into the battery, Wai wuut,ued, four men killed, anti biK wounded. Tne,-Dutch- ColnaLindant and two Utticers wcte kilted, and one soldier wound ed. Tue Mena body ut the troqs continued to maren over the ,beigins. Al seven o'clock, . cund battery was taken, which . cii.i.minds the to 41). Here were teund plenty of arms. The Ot ncer cualmatiding tae Battery was 13.14 wounded, caul hi:d been carried oh . by ins truups. The guns had all been spiked, but three ut thew being cieared were turned upon the town. It nuw geittug (talk, ad tiring ceased from out trooi.s. Dealna the Ili• 6 40, several guns and hie-arms were discharged by thc enemy within the town. This was owing. to the. * Itanibang t MArgaretta, Louis*, Madurese, arsi Hope and 4ix inert:ban* vessels, ... Dutch Colonel having imagined that the AtuuuY -e i : e had given assistance to our troops, and therefore r fired upon their part of / the town. - No saile r ' however, had been given by the inhabitants. lb On the 18th, a howitz e r was got on rims hil l, *l ,, • .whie4, ataished by the three guns in the bo yer ': t ,,the_dowa was_bombarded—the enemy fired nok h d if) ; but !shells. A: eight P.M.. 41 fitirig,cealedi P l op flag of truce was dispatched from the Dover• if two batteries, the British coloUrs were 0° 1 ; :hoisted over the Dutch.- •dily . (Nag °col Pi edl 4 drawing up the,-articles: of capitulation, by 6 V, iiih to was agreed that the 'Dutch. troops`' Should eva cu ' i b the Fort the foll o Wi n g : m Or n i ng , an d the Or lirs ic forces march in. Oil the:iiph, at eight 41 J 61. F; alglish ertered by the gat e s o f `. the'Cavtte vittoral and the Dutch tr o o e s' marc h e d out w i t h t he to ll°Lir of war. Tile Dutch colou r s we r e n o w struc k, and th ' ns ensign hoiired: A r o y a l sal u t e of V 10" . • Antounced the com,,lete pu,se,,i d o of the P iiice ; • The guns on the hill w e re O r de ru d to b e spilitd , al ;t the carria g es- clest.uyed ; the treasure wa s br0 13 6 ) from the batt e ri es at .d ta k en into t;e lowa. laths ll Casileand Dock-rirvi wrc f oun d an i mm ense of artillery, with abundance of anitnuntlious ° so n some naval stores Spices in different w arctic% in plenty. The troops were t r otrull aild by Colonel Ems. The Governor ,A - as Mr. HO GIIr :e j FL RETI • AV1 , 0,--011"giVillg-ttribe-F O rt, • a:V011/palit Captain COURT to the Castle, and tie G o vefon °ll H , hise, where all 'ati'el l s ti;eb unadjusted wer e de. t ertnine'd upon., Ai.inprivat?, .prOperty. was resr wlktlier of the troops or other. 4:114:1i1C.41V 1\76 'YORK, JULY : 26.—We stated some " 18 , to iro that M. I ' URREAU , t h, Fn./xi) Ambassa L. e Uiiited Sratei,. had app,i , d fas the.disivission° C mmodore.l29wraft, fur limit% s t; ]t e d so n3e:Frenc 13 pi mite, rs.. • A day or two ngo we received private info rrar lion that this gallint officer was certainly reca l 4l l° . it but we could not bring ourselves to believe was possible. The Orleans Gazette, which w e c/ ceived yesterday, leaves 1 no longer iu douot• g NE W ORLEANS, JUNE 18.—Comtnodace Ptiv TER and family sailed hence yesterday 14 ton in the United States bomb ketch resu lt- Lieut. REED. The command of the naval tor e° , this station devolves on Capt. CARR ELL. So much for daring to meddle with Fre, privateets. The spirit of our few gallant, t. O Soon be broken down at this rate. Atnerica'' cuY ut humiliation, it seems, is no: quite lull, altii° l)° ,ls some have been so credulous as to believe i t overflowing." per BALTIMORE; .AUG. 6,-13v the schooner cdpt4in BARNAan, arri v ed a t t hi s pit on, S:itu r- Ajc, trocu.New Orleans; paPers iron) that p:ac'e'lP, the ult, were received at this office. The LooiS' (a' federal pi int) of the 27 1 1 L ine , conta i n s the' ; ' ' • • 1 lO,Witig . pariigraph, with the amiexed note, ill' ing, Tin the tnargin•of the paper :-- • Letters• have-been received to day Iron") 6 ,1 Sarah and Batan,,tiouge, staling that :the peeP i those_ distrias in Wrest .Florida, hal in oOntel l/ P eg tuirt ) te . form a government of th emselves; tha t • _ .• had, beeniforAome time without law, or the Se ~ io" blarice 'OrgOverbirienf, and . • that selt-preserv . themdrove to the Measure they were ahUut i °l- 1 if We' are promised extr:las of the, letteri, handed to us.shall'appeiir - to-morrow. it ' INTER iSTiNG.,--A letter from t he Teiritory, dAtett'July 4th, saysthe-i n- ,rst tants of Florida below our lin e , h ave had se w ` de U rge . ineetingS, the result of which has 'bee , ' ° fo il te.snination to &dare themselves independev", Of European powers, -and to claim the A ll !lie sited S'a'es.-=-They have :ilready orderv" o o Frenchmen to lute t i err tetritory. Tie letter, c eo v taihiti* this intormation, is fruin a source the of which-can tie relied on,—(Phil. 1 a .--*---Tne letters could not be published, being of too 0 r a suture to Oeinsetted in a • .... • 1••••••••••••• en frci i° • earin w ho arrived in towrOiestel.v . aeo Ft :Tice he thel+st cartel, v r fies the report th.l l bpd iierai a to lea% e tat country, S gjp Wfticj welt 17th li st . Ttie Captain SCOTT, the', at Boutdeaux, had been 1 ,,,31 pare , - , to receive th s Mittistt-f, wh.,, on his o r " o f , Sta es, vt a, to bt es,ed w ait the tw !'t.Secretaty at War. ort f • All the American prop e rty c on fi sca t e d in the of'France; Hollaild, Italy, and Spain, as t oy the 'slops conveying it, had t , ceti sold, a nd ,he o e c ed* placed en depot. There watt not thele.ist ron of to bileve that, BUONAPARTE oil the j • November next, re, cal the Belli!) and 11111 0 o cl) • crees, as proposed in t iie• o ffic ia l h ti er o f the q' t ,lo Mi::ister of Marine to General AIOISTRONO• j 0 suggestion was treated as it beet( consi.ler e fo e En g land, merely as an alias e ostetita.toti of a 41 0 CitlC ciisposiiion, for the u:pose of inducingore Um•ed S ates to take measures liosl lie to Grea L a of tan). "Ibis Gentlewan also I.upports the rtull°' ol o the pereti,ptory recall of JUNoT, I.3ELLIARP' .VI'DONALD, they haVing fallen under the disP g ' 4 [ - , , e',, f BLIONAPAKTE, in consequen c e o f some 17% of entationa, or tnisreprelentations, by the Fro lc. • ESLING. d a , strin er 1 14 _ tuv,diate the A TEN t he ui) ' " gland, oYrri aken uv Part of; , . rut tit AIILSII t t , ‘r4.1)3 Of ('" A!h u : e : 4 11N, d 4 s4i , to " nlor ei °f4 ,Lihll 1,4 (4. , sail t f„,_ °nue' ~GCOasTa N !‘i ' ' l4B k vl I , Ji h ` e Ver a , 4 " th t.. ,, ali 11 4 • —AN o linistt qe- of ti S u k lcup t ., w„ ti le wAti es , s • astu ; ti. tts Paii ngs tie Pai l)° seti he W r tr . c e st • otn, ka„itlinste 0 C 34 P r f I tx ilia Wll O k (11) j cat !il k : i t- v.l fi i i t t(t tUbcie, iti c Sty post ‘ 4 ' kr I ;Ist, Y. it w ti r , i cu m i n 41,,guitt ed I,: (4,. w zis so sir < "4'74421 Itry L